Sentence examples for massive resentment from inspiring English sources

Kicking Greece out now, after all it has been through, would trigger massive resentment against Berlin in other parts of Europe.

Equally, it causes massive resentment and doesn't contribute to solutions when that investment simply takes housing stock out of the market".

There is massive resentment about Generation X and the baby boomer generation and the free university education they enjoyed, the remarkably low house prices they paid and the generous tax treatment of superannuation the oldies now enjoy.

The flooding effect could still trigger massive resentment against present regime; political resiliency also has to lock horns with multiple challenges in the shape of ongoing insurgencies, ever disturbing urban sectarian dissension, frightening suicide bombings in opposition to central institutions, economic weakening and regional political issues".

In reality, by minimizing the critical importance of what had just happened to the company and was about to happen to them, she undermined her credibility, engendered massive resentment and made a bad situation worse!

Given the massive IT problems, resentment and lack of clarification, he could accede to a one-year delay in the individual mandate and thus give the Republicans some cover.

Resentment over such massive changes in population and the resulting government presence and policies sparked more Miao and Yao revolts in 1464 to 1466, which were crushed by an army of 30,000 Ming troops (including 1,000 Mongols) joining the 160,000 local Guangxi (see Miao Rebellions (Ming dynasty)).

Amidst storms of change, it takes very little to tear the skin of civilization and reveal massive emotional wounds full of fear and anger, resentment and vengeance.

Terrorism is born of fear, resentment and powerlessness in the face of the massive power and cultural expansion of the west; it is about real issues for those who perpetrate its acts of violence.

When taxpayers directly facilitate that success and companies then lavish massive payouts on executives, it would be naïve not to expect public resentment.

During his time in power in the 1950s, Batista used his resentment against the snubs of Cuba's wealthy to launch both a massive building program and large-scale gambling in Havana.